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THE HEM) I1ULLKTI.V, IIEXD, OIIE., WEDNESDAY, DECEMHEH 1.1, ll10
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Central Oregon
Neighborhood
News
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TUMALO
(Special to Tho Bulletin.) ,
TUMALO, Dec. II. The Tumalo.
llend bridge, which was closed to
travel a Hhort time last week, Is
again open, tho approaches to tho
lirldgo hnvliiK been completed.
Mr. IMcrco, of Tacoma, who re
vently purchased part of tho John
Marsh place, has arrived and will
wtart Improving tho land at once. Mr.
J'lerco shipped sovcrnl head of horses
nd cattlo fiom Tacoma here.
John T. I'nrk had his arm broke
while trying to crank his car, In
Tu'malo hiBl week.
Several Tumalo people wero In
llend Frlduy and Saturday, attend
ing tho law milt between It. M. Smith
unit James Hnssclberg.
County Judge Springer was In
Tumalo last Thursday.
Mrs. C. I. Heoker was visiting
Trlends In Itedmoiid and I'rlnevlllo
last week.
MILLICAN
(Special to Tho llulletln.)
Earl Powers was out tho past wcok
mid got some hay from his homo
'stead. (!eo. Mlllbau, who has been In
llond, returned to his homo with
l II, Johnson Friday.
Wednesday, II. E. Smith and Mrs.
l II. Johnson made a trip to llend.
Mr. Smith fixed up tho telephone lino
,)ii their way In.
I'. II. Johnson Is not very well, and
!pcclH to go to a lower climate very
uon, to Improve his health.
Ada II. Mllllcan went to I'rlnevlllo
Tuesday.
"Irs. It. It. Keller called on Mrs.
I II, Johnson Tuesday afternoon.
Alyor Goodman, who had been vis
iting with bis mother, returned to
I'ortland recently.
(loo. Roberts and family nro now
xtayliu; on their homestead. Mr.
HobortH, however, spending part of
Ills time in llend.
Ernest and Elmer Dyer hnvo re
turned to their claims for tho next
seven mouths.
Tho threshing outfit Is now on tho
Dyer place near Horse Itldge.
Donsel Dyer has returned from
iiear llend.
.Mrs. It. It. Keller and children
"visited with the J. J. Holland fam
ily on Sunday.
A community meeting was held at
the Mt. Pine Inn Saturday afternoon
Kind It was decided to luivo a com
munity tieo at the Mt. l'lue Inn oil
Dceomhor 2,1, commencing at - p.
in., with a program by tho school
vhlldruu. Those wishing to have
prosents placed on the tree for rela
tives and friends nro requested to
loavu same with any of tho decorat
ing committee, Mrs. A. 1). Norton,
.Mrs. I'. II. Johnson or Mrs. It. 11.
Keller.
Saturday night a basket social and
danco wero given at the Harney Con
way home, for the benefit of tho com
mindly ChrlstuuiH tree. Fifty-two
adults and 1 1 children attended.
Thnxo not attending are liberally
vnutrlhutlug by cash donations, so
our first community Ximis tree
xlioulil he a HUiToso, and everyone Is
Invited.
II. E. Smith went to llend Satur
day evening, returning Sunday.
Mr. null Mrs. (iIIihou, who have
been slaying at tho Mllllcan ranch
for somo time, returned to their own
homo tho past week.
Geo. Mllllcan Is on the sick list.
Joseph llrlukley hail to go to llend
Sunday, his children being sick.
('heater A. Smith has gone to his
homo at (lalalse, Oregon, on account
of bin health.
HAMPTON lU'TTE
(Special to The llullutln.)
HAMPTON Ill'TTW, Dec. 0. John
Parry mid Karl Honors worn gmmtM
at tho IlrunklugK hotel hint Thurs
day. Mr. and Mrs J. A. Ilrlckey mid
Mrs. J. M llrlcltey attended the
dance at Prlngle Falls last Thurs
'dny John Williams made a lnir.hu ha
trip to Bend on Monday, returning
Tuesday. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mocks and chil
dren wero guests at tho homo of Win.
Hoist last Sunday.
Mrs. Young, of Lost Creek, was
a business visitor horo last Monday.
Wm. Schneider took dinner with
Bert Meoks Inst Tuesday.
HISTEIIS
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
8ISTEIIS, Dec. 11. Stormy weath
er stopped logging operations for tho
J. P. IJuckctt Lumber Co.. forcing
tho mill to shut down for a few days.
Tho mill Is again running with u full
crow, and If weathor conditions aro
favorablo It Is expected It will run
the rest of tho winter.
Ilov. J. Edward Blair held ser
vices In tho Presbyterian church on
Sunday.
A. Nootnagol was In town Friday,
Jack Stoldhiim uml John Taylor
aro digging n well for Harvoy Vin
cent on bis homestead.
M. Bailey wont to Bend on busi
ness Sunday.
Thero was a stockmen's mcetllig
at tho Sisters hotel Saturday.
Geo. E. Altkou was u business vis
itor In Portland last week.
Clyde Gist has purchased a Ford
car.
Howard Hartley was In town Sat
urday attending tho stockmen's meet
ing. il. L. Tono was In Sisters attend
ing tho stockmen's meeting Saturday.
F. L. Shaw Is proving himself an
oxpcrtlu exterminating disturbers of
his hen roost. Ho has worked early
and late to cnteh tho maraudors, and
at hist has succeeded in killing two
owls with a club. One Is a largo, flue
spcclmont of Ills kind.
Elhle Taylor Is reported as ser
iously 111. Dr. Hobhlus Is In attend
ance.
Peto l.elthausor, who received an
injury from a fall while ulght-watch-lug
at tho J. P. Duckett mill, Is re
ported Improving.
Mrs. Wright, from tho Metolltts. Is
staying at Mrs, Warren Farthing's
for it few days.
Mr. Sparks Is ranching with Wm.
Wilson.
Mrs. M. McKlef was a dinner guest
with Mrs Warren Farthing, Sunday.
A fluo baby hoy arrived at tho
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hobt. Grotiu
dell on Wednesday night at 12
o'clock.
.Mis. Wm. Wilson has rented the
W. N. Cobb house mid moved to
town.
J. M. Parker Is getting a fiuo stock
of Christmas goods,
Dave Miller, who has been clork
lug In the Bedding store. Is working
In the mill.
J. I). Bowman Is working In the
J. P. DuoKott mill.
Tho teachers and pupils of tho
school aro planning an entertainment
to be given Friday evening. Novem
ber in.
Anthony Roach has completed his
residence in tho western part of
town ami has moved Into it.
Mr. Marcellus who has been em
ployed at tho Sisters hotel, is plan
ning to go to California to spend tho
Winter.
BROTH El IS
(Special to The Bulletin.)
BROTHERS, Or., Dee. 11. Tho
people of Brothers aro building a
community hall, 21x40 feet, which,
when completed, will consist of a
kitchen, cloak room, club room and
danco hall. The hall Is to bo dedi
cated Christmas night. Dee. 2B. Ev
eryone Is cordially Invited to attend.
E. E. Varco has Just completed a
cattlo shed, which Is 10 feot wide and
100 feet loud.
There was a party at tho homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Blackmail the past
week, which was well attended.
Mr. and Mrs Giitflelsch wero hosts
to re vera I of their friends last Sat
urday evening. All who attended
reported a good time.
Mr. Arthur CruVe, who hns been
ill Seattle the past hcvoral months.
Is home again, where lie expects to
catch the wily coyote in ills den. Mr
Cruse is tho official trapper of this
community
P II Coffey recently purchased 4C
head of cattlo from Mr. Evans, of
Mllllcan. Mr. Coffoy already has a
largo herd and, with tho additional
bunch, wl)I make him ono of the
largest stockmen in this community.
Varco Brothors havo Just com
pleted a largo clstoru which holds
3,000 gallons of wator.
Mb. Palmortou is building a cis
tern, which will bo completed this
week.
Walter .Anslcy has Ju3t finished
an addition to his house.
Since tho rabbit bounty Is In ef
fect thero aro sevoral hay stacks
under protection.
Wo save you money on Fluo Box
Stationery; see us first. Stockman's
Co, 10c, lGc, 25c Store Adv. 42c.
WOMAN IS NEW J. P.
Mrs. Ada. II. Mllllcan Will Wed First
Couple Free
Who-wlll bo tho first couplo In tho
county to' bo married by a woman
Justlco of tho I'eaco?
Such was tho query propounded
by Mrs. Ada B. Mllllcan, of Mllllcan,
a visitor In tho city today, who has
Just qualified for tho offlco men
tioned. Mrs. Mllllcan declares that
tho first man and woman to present
themselves for marriage will escapo
even a nominal monetary charge.
As far as Is known, Mrs. Mllllcan
Is tho first woman Justlco In tho
county, having been elected to tho
position In acknowledgement of Iter
work ns president of tho suffrage association.
KILLS RABID COYOTE
land for examination.
Tumalo farmers and stockmen aro
arranging for a systematic hunt of
the entire range, on horseback. -
C. E. PROUDFOOT HURT
Kleamflttcr Pinned to Willi by Heavy
Holler Till Afternoon.
(From Tuesday's Daily)
C. E. Proudfoot, a steamflttor's
helper, of Cleveland, Ohio, was pain
fully Injured this afternoon, shortly
after 1 o'clock, while assisting In
lowering ono of the largo boilers be
ing Installed in tho now' Pilot Butto
Inn. Tho boiler was being lowered
from tho street Into tho basement
and Mr. Proudfoot was assisting,
when tho skldway slipped allowing
tho boiler to slide, pinning Proud
foot against tho wall and soveroly
crashing his pelvis bone.
Tho Injured man wbb rushed to
the Bond Hospital Immediately and
his Injuries wero cared for by Dr.
II. C. Coo. Dr. Coo says that tho
Injuries, although painful, aro not
of a serious character, but Mr. Proud
foot will be confined to his bed for
sovcral weeks.
A deslrnblo bread knlfo free wltb
ovory annual subscription to The
Bend Bulletin.
Christmas cards, 1 cent (.vT
Rood & Horton, drugs Adr
Want Ads only ONE CE't .
Mako this store your Holiday
Store. Stockmon's 5c, 10c, lGc, 25c
Store Adv. 42c.
W
TUMAl.O, Dec. 12. Waldenmr
Peterson, who lives fivo miles north
west of Tllllllilo. ItHlpil it pfivntn Inn!
night that was undoubtedly affected !
wmi rallies. Mr. l'ctorson wont to j
drive his milk cows and found the,
animal trying to blto the heels of
tho cows; ho returned to his house,
secured nil nxo and killed tho coy-'
oto, Tho head will bo sent to Port-.
STOP!
And Investigate our prices
lieforo buying your groceries.
Wo cau save you money.
P. B. Johnson's
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Mllllcan, Oro.
Telephone
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WHY NOT FURNITURE?
A Comfortable Rocker, a Morris Chair, a Daven
port, or any one of the many pieces of Good Furni
ture to be found here, makes an enduring gift that is
enjoyed by the entire family. Special Prices on a
number of desirable pieces are quoted for the en
suing week.
$19.50 Quartered Oak Library Table, (tl1 7C
SPECIAL tPlf. SO
$'13.00 Duofold Davenport, upholstered d? O A fin
in Boston leather; SPECIAL VOt.iJXJ
$1.00 Arm Rockers d? O Q C
SPECIAL P.73
$26.50 Quartered Oak Extension Table d? 1 Q 7
SPECIAL VIV.4D
$17.50 White Enameled Dresser, (J 1 o o C
SPECIAL v l 0&
$18.50 Roll Edge Couch, upholstered in d? "I O Ct(
best imitation leather; SPECIAL.... vlO.OU
$10.50 White Enamel Iron Beds dj7 7C
SPECIAL v ' O
$3.00 Golden Oak Child's Rocker do 1
SPECIAL v. i O
Famous Sterling Ranges
We have just received our new line of Sterling
Ranges. We believe this to be the most thoroughly
up-to-date steel range made and the one that will
give our customers the very best in appearance and ,
in satisfatcory service. Especially adapted for
wood burning; all asbestos lined, polished tops and
trimmed in white porcelain enamel. The Sterling
is the Range you want.
WE SELL ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Bend Furniture Co.
Successor to E. F. Logan
8 15 Wall St.
In the battles of
coffee compe
tition, Golden
West easily
maintains for
itself a most
eminent Place
Gotten West Coffee
is "Just Right"
Save Money on Groceries
During these times of high prices it is up to every man
or woman to buy where they can get the most for the
money. J'A purchase from this store means as much
to you as it does to us.
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES A SPECIALTY
LOUIS BENNETT, Grocer
imiom:, macK :m
O'KANK lU'ILDINfi
Light Your Home for Less Than
You are Now Paying
Tho P.-70 American Gas Lamp will do It. The
light Is mora roHtful to read by. It gives a 400 candle
rower, white light.
The American Ib aafo an accident such ns you read
about tho koroaono lamps Is Impossible. Lay It on Us
Hldo, turn It upsldo down still It burns brightly no
chance of an explosion. Shade Is hold securely always
In place. Children may play safely around tho Amer-
lean. It la smokeless, odorless, wlcklcss, f Uckcrleas
COMB IN AND SEE ONE.
Skuse Hardware Company
The Ideal Gifts for Christmas
at Special Offers
A WATCH AS A GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS is Truly
a Token that will be Remembered for Years
17-.Joucl, Elgin, Wallliiini, Hampden .Movement UO-Yiw (im,,
untccit ('use.
$18.00 Values, Special $10.50
Very Klno Assortment of Kollil Mold LnvUllci-.s, Diamond, Hulij- ana
Cameos
$2.00 to $20.00 Values at Great Reductions
Ladles' -.Solid Gold Wntclics, Elgin, Wnltlinin, from ijsiso to $io;
25 Per Cent Discount
Bracelet Watches Special Christmas Offer
$15.00 Bracelet Watch, Special $10.50
$12.00 Bracelet Watch, Special $ 7.50
When you select JKWELIIV OP QUALITY you usunlly do not select
in u miuuio. u inKca iimo anil iitougiii to do it properly, Wer
long experienced In tho Jewelry business and will bo pleased to Mi
you mako tho proper selection.
H. REINGOLD
i:pert Wilt rli Itcpi'liliiK All Work Cuaiiiiitecd for To Ywal
Willi THIS UULU1JN Ill'LB STOKE.
Your BuynfThcMpays is Centered on CHIRST- j
MAS. You are, no doubt, troubled about what (o 1
purchase
Therefore May We Suggest
FOR HIM
FOR HER
STICK PINS
1'OIIH
CfKK LINKS
MINUS
WATCH CHAfN'S
WATCH CIIAK.M
WAT( 1IKS
MONOtJHAAI IJL'LTS
ALVIN SILYKIt
LAYKLL1EKS
HHACKLKTH
WATCH LOUS
.MONORUAM Itl(iS
WATCH CHAINS
HINfiS
IlItOOCIILS
Lociiirrs
im.ei:Li:T watches
All the Best and all Reasonable
Myron H. Symons
O'KANEi BLDG
Wat,ch Inspector O-W. R. & NM & S. P. & S. Ry.
The Peoples Store
IN THE LAHA UULDINU, OnEQON AVENUE, BEND
CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS IN LARGE
ASSORTMENT
Women's Plain White and Colored Bordered Ker
chiefs, 12ioc values, each .1
Women's White Hemstitched, or colored: Em
.-i,y ju iJcuiunjurjLjinen ; reg. aoc vai.
Ladies' All Pure Silk Hosr. Whifo nnlv: retruli'
$1.50 values, specially priced pr... f
Dainty new Holiday Neckwear, Sheer, GeorgetU
Cree and OrminHin rlninHlw nmk..nMn.nl nil tb
popular new shapes, large and small . ,25c andj
Boudior or Dust Cans, trimmprl with In and rfr
Jon . 25c and
Women's Blanket Rnhns lnvo-n f.,n n.f with ho?
girdle, satin-trimmed collar and cuffs! and pafj
pocnets ....j, $i
Holiday Suits at Special Prices. Wool Semes, Ptf
hn, and Gabardine, in all the fashionable sha
: S12.50 and i
Just received a new shipment of Ladies' Skirts
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